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Autofill bookmark keyword in the search tab

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shady1
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Hey yall!

I am trying to migrate from vivaldi, wich has a really useful feature for bookmarks, nicknames. It seems like a very similar thing to keywords in firefox, but in vivaldi, it auto fills that nickname, so that I don't have to fully type it out. You see examples in images.

I cannot for the life of me find documentation on how to make a similar effect in firefox, but surely it's a thing right?

Thank you in advance!

I'm on 95.0.2 x64, on linux.

Hey yall! I am trying to migrate from vivaldi, wich has a really useful feature for bookmarks, nicknames. It seems like a very similar thing to keywords in firefox, but in vivaldi, it auto fills that nickname, so that I don't have to fully type it out. You see examples in images. I cannot for the life of me find documentation on how to make a similar effect in firefox, but surely it's a thing right? Thank you in advance! I'm on 95.0.2 x64, on linux.
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I don't think there is a way to make Firefox autofill keywords. However, most people use really short keywords and you get the confirmation on the top row of the drop-down.

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I don't think there is a way to make Firefox autofill keywords. However, most people use really short keywords and you get the confirmation on the top row of the drop-down.

shady1
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Ah I see. That's still unfortunate but thank you!